About Logon Page

Specifies

Yes

or

No

.

Yes
- specifies that when a username and domain combination is submitted (for example,
marketing\jsmith
or
jsmith@marketing.example.com
), only the username portion (in this example,
jsmith
) is stored in the session variable
session.logon.last.username
.
No
- specifies that the entire username string is stored in the session variable.

Specifies a CAPTCHA configuration to present for added CAPTCHA security on the logon page.

Specifies the type of logon page input field:

text

,

password

,

select

,

checkbox

, or

none

.

text
Displays a text field, and shows the text that is typed in that field.
password
Displays an input field, but displays the typed text input as asterisks.
select
Displays a list. The list is populated with values that are configured for this field.
checkbox
Displays a check box.
none
Specifies that the field is not displayed on the logon page.

Specifies the variable name that is prepended to the data typed in the text field. For example, the POST variable

username

sends the user name input

omaas

as the POST string

username=omaas

.

Specifies the session variable name that the server uses to store the data typed in the text field. For example, the session variable

username

stores the username input

omaas

as the session variable string

session.logon.last.username=omaas

.

Specifies whether to clear any value from the variable before presenting the logon page to the user; to clean the variable, select

Yes

. Defaults to

No

.

Specifies values for use on the list when the input field type is

select

.

Specifies whether the logon page agent is read-only, and always used in the logon process as specified. You can use

Read Only

to add logon POST variables or session variables that you want to submit from the logon page for every session that uses this access policy, or to populate a field with a value from a session variable. For example, you can use the On-Demand Certificate agent to extract the

CN

(typically the user name) field from a certificate, then you can assign that variable to

session.logon.last.username

. In the logon page action, you can specify

session.logon.last.username

as the session variable for a read only logon page field that you configure. When Access Policy Manager displays the logon page, this field is populated with the information from the certificate

CN

field (typically the user name).

Specifies the language to use to customize this logon page. Selecting a language causes the content in the remaining fields to display in the selected language.

Specifies the text that appears at the top of the logon box.

Specifies the text to display for each input field (number 1 through 5) that is defined in the Logon Page Agent area with

Type

set to other than

none

.

Specifies the text that appears on the logon button, which a user clicks to post the defined logon agents.

Specifies an image file to display on the logon page. The

Replace Image

link enables customization and the

Revert to Default Image

discards any customization and use the default logon page image.

Specifies the text that appears adjacent to the check box that allows users to save their passwords in the logon form. This field is used only in the secure access client, and not in the web client.

Specifies the prompt displayed when a new Active Directory password is requested.

Specifies the prompt displayed to confirm the new password when a new Active Directory password is requested.

Specifies the prompt displayed when a new Active Directory password and verification password do not match.

Specifies the prompt displayed when a user should not change password.

Specifies the message that is displayed to the user when they need to change the password.

Specifies the text to display in a link for a user who is already logged on.

Specifies a possible response to a logon page query or challenge.

Specifies a possible response to a logon page query or challenge.